On December 29, 2015 5:56:02 PM GMT+01:00, "Clément Bera" <
[hidden email]> wrote:
>Is this the right place to ask questions about pillar ?
>
>I am trying to write documentation using pillar. I am now stuck at
>conditional printing and on the contrary to my previous issues I didn't
>find examples in other documentation written in pillar.
>
>In latex, I would do conditional printing this way:
>
>\newif \ifsol
>\sol true
>\ifsol paragraph display if sol is true \fi
>
>and depending if I put true or false in the variable sol, the paragraph
>is
>displayed or not.
>
>Then I can print two version of my document with different texts at
>specific parts depending on this variable.
>
>I tried multiple ways in pillar, but I can't achieve the same result.
>What
>is the right way to do conditional printing in pillar ?
We don't have this. But, you can use annotated paragraphs to do the same:
@@hidden blabla
In LaTeX, this generates a blabla environment and in HTML a div with a blabla class. You can then use latex/css tricks to show or hide these blocks
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